	Choose language:

Guides

Forums

Network

Classifieds

Job Listing

FAQ

Links

myExpat

BANGALORE
	Overview Geography History Politics Economy
	Find a Job Volunteer abroad, Gap year Summer, seasonal and short term jobs Internship abroad Au Pair Adverts and Recruitment
	Departure Before you leave Customs Passport, Visa & Permits International Removal Companies
	Accommodation Finding Accommodation, Flatsharing, Hostels Rent house or flat Buy house or flat Hotels and Bed and Breakfast
	Work Social Security Work Usage Pension Benefits package Tax system Unemployment Benefits
	Moving in Mail, Post office Gas, Electricity, Water Telephone TV & Internet
	Education Schooling system International Schools Courses for Adults and Evening Class Language courses Erasmus, Lifelong Learning Programme
	Health General Practitioner, Doctor, Physician Medicines, Hospitals International healthcare, medical insurance
	Practical Life Bank services Shopping Mobile Phone Transport Childcare, Babysitting
	Entertainment Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants Cinema, Nightclubs Theatre, Opera, Museum Sport and Activities
	Public Services Consulate Emergency
	Return Before going back

	Download the full digital PDF expat guide in Bangalore

Health

International healthcare, medical insurance in Bangalore

Guides: Bangalore > Health / International healthcare, medical insurance

Tools:

Comments

Bookmark

Send

28/11/2008

There is a growing number of private medical insurances to cater to the more discerning needs of the upwardly mobile. The industry is becoming increasingly specialised and a number of private insurance companies cater exclusively to expat needs.

Insurances typically cover people for a wide variety of illnesses according to the healthcare system of the country. Depending on the coverage you chose, you can opt to cover yourself for hospitalisation, MRI, emergency dental treatment, outpatient care, chronic illness management, pregnancy, evacuation and repatriation.

Click below for a listing of private insurances available to the expat in India.

Tools:

Comments

Bookmark

Send

Recommended Service Partner

Expatriate health insurance in India

With so much to deal with before leaving your home country, (taxes, moving house, paperwork etc.) the careful planning of your expatriation to Bangalore is an essential step. As far as healthcare is concerned, your local social security scheme won’t be accompanying you to your host country and, once abroad, you might be surprised by the care system you find in India. So, before leaving, make sure you have appropriate cover!

EasyExpat.com works in partnership with APRIL International to provide specific insurance solutions for travelling or staying outside your country of nationality.

Insurance solutions to suit your profile and with the flexibility to meet your insurance needs

Designed for either short or long stays, APRIL International’s insurance policies offer protection against any problems that might arise before departure or during your time in India: cancelling your trip, medical expenses following an illness or accident, needing to be repatriated, causing damage to a third party or losing your luggage.